Groundwater leases are temporary assignments of rights to other parties to produce groundwater in the Central and West Coast Basins. Two different types of leases are commonly used: Standard Leases and Leases with flex

For more information please visit our Lease Reports page.

There are no leases for this FY.

Groundwater leases are temporary assignments of rights to other parties to produce groundwater in the Central and West Coast Basins. Two different types of leases are commonly used: Standard Leases and Leases with flex

For more information please visit our Lease Reports page.

There are no leases for this FY.

Normal Carryover (NCO)
Normal Carryover are unused pumping rights carried over from the previous year. In the Central Basin, rights holders are allowed to carryover unused rights up to 60% of their APA. In the West Coast Basin the amount is 100% of their Adjudicated Rights. The total amount of normal carryover will be reduced if a party elects to do carryover conversion during the year.

Drought Carryover (DCO, DCO'77, DCO'91)
This type of carryover is only possible during years in which the Water Replenishment District declares a Water Emergency. Once accumulated, drought carryover does not expire and remains with a pumper until it is used or sold.

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Type	Amount
Normal Carryover (NCO)	8,524.42
Drought Carryover '77	47.21

Under certain circumstances, rights holders are allowed to convert normal carryover (NCO) into stored water. Please refer to our Storage section for more information.

Account	Amount
Individual Storage Account Capacity	8,219.60
Community Storage Account Capacity	24,658.80
Total Put Into Storage	0.00
Withdrawn From Storage	-0.00
Total Individaul Storage	0.00
Total Community Storage	0.00
Total Storage	0.00

There are no sales in this FY.

Unused rights are rights owned in the current AY but were not pumped and not carried over to the next AY. In general, unused rights are not effected by carryover conversion unless a large amount NCO is converted and the lower limits of a pumpers' normal carryover limit are increased by the amount of the Annual Pumping Right (in the Central Basin, the minimum carryover limit is 20 acre-feet or 20% of APA+Leases with Flex, whichever is greater). Usually, Unused rights can only be reduced by pumping, sales or leasing.

Unused rights are rights owned in the current AY but were not pumped and not carried over to the next AY. In general, unused rights are not effected by carryover conversion unless a large amount NCO is converted and the lower limits of a pumpers' normal carryover limit are increased by the amount of the Annual Pumping Right (in the Central Basin, the minimum carryover limit is 20 acre-feet or 20% of APA+Leases with Flex, whichever is greater). Usually, Unused rights can only be reduced by pumping, sales or leasing.

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If a party has normal carryover (NCO), they may choose to convert all or part of that carryover to storage. Parties who own water rights (an annual pumping allocation in the Central Basin or an annual right in the West Coast basin) can transfer normal carryover into their individual storage account. If the individual storage account is full, they may use their community storage if space is available. Drought carryover (DCO) is not eligible for conversion. Please see the Storage section for more information.

Storage Accounts for Golden State Water Company	Amount
Individual Storage Account Capacity	8,219.60
Community Storage Account Capacity	24,658.80
Total Put Into Storage	0.00
Withdrawn From Storage	-0.00
Total Individaul Storage	0.00
Total Community Storage	0.00
Total Storage	0.00

The figure shown for Production to Date is the total amount of water produced for the administrative year. The amount of production used to calculate the normal carryover for the next year may be reduced if a party withdraws water from storage.

Production	Amount
Total Production	6,664.18
Storage Withdraws	-0.00
Net Production (Used to calculate next year's NCO)	6,664.18